American Brewing Co Glazed Ceramic German Beer Steins 1906-1908
These are three vibrantly-colored coordinating glazed ceramic beer steins produced in Germany for the American Brewing Company (A.B.C.) of St. Louis, Missouri in 1906-1908.
Falstaff Super X Tin Over Cardboard Beer Sign, St. Louis, MO
Tin over Cardboard (TOC) advertising sign for the Falstaff Super X Brand. It has a red background and reads “Falstaff Super X – The Choicest Product of the Brewers’ Art”. Circa 1935.
ABC Beer Reverse-on-Glass Menu Board 1935
This is a Reverse-on-Glass ABC Beer Brand Menu Board manufactured by the American Brewing Company, circa 1935. The red and black menu board features prices for sandwich items displayed in a restaurant.
Wm. J Lemp Brewing Co, Falstaff Beer Self Framed Tin Sign, Peacemaker 1915
This Falstaff Beer self-framed tin sign “The Peacemaker” is a very desirable piece from the William J Lemp Brewing Company in Saint Louis MO Circa 1915.
American Brewing Co Beer Serving Tray 1905
This is a beer serving tray manufactured by the American Brewing Company based in St. Louis, Mo Circa 1905.
Bluff City Brewery Vitrolite Corner Sign 1915
This Bluff City Brewery Vitrolite corner sign was made by Bluff City Brewery based in Alton, Illinois circa 1915.
Schorr Kolkschneider Neon Porcelain Beer Sign, St. Louis, MO
Ca 1935 Schorr Kolkschneider Neon Porcelain Sign on the Original Can. This brewery was based in St. Louis, Missouri and was in business before Prohibition and again after Prohibition until 1939. SK lager was their main brand, but they had others including Vat, Cabinet, Schorr Select, and Schorr Bock.
Hannibal Home Beer Reverse-on-Glass Sign 1905
This is a Hannibal Home Brewery Reverse-on-Glass (ROG) Beer Sign, circa 1905.
ABC Beer Clock 1930
This is an ABC Beer Advertising Clock manufactured by The American Brewing Company, circa 1930. It is red and black with with a wood frame.
Griesedieck Bros. Flat Top Beer Cans, St. Louis, MO
Circa 1950 Griesedieck Bros Double Mellow and Lager Flat Top Beer Cans, St. Louis, MO. This brewery was in business for many years and was originally called the Griesedieck National Brewery in Saint Louis Missouri. The Griesedieck family was involved in multiple breweries in St Louis and in Belleville and East St. Louis, Illinois